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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
Cat the Wrong Throat First.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 18.-Wm. Ollie
cabinc' maker, - years OF age. living a
No 1924 AngcIrodt street, cut his wife:
throat from ear to ear this afternoon, theI
attempted to commit suicide by cutting hi.
own throat Mrs. Ollie died almost imme
,iiately bat the murderer is still alive, al
though his windpipe is severed Cause ol
crime unknown
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

Mr. Robert Garrett. president Of the Pal
tiIrore aud Ohio railroad. has three
private secretaries. one Of WHOM has be
come rich by sTccuIG5.nc IN stocks q It's
given him by his employer VI Garrett
owns one of the fines. private I.brar les II
The country. and has decidedly literary
tastes. es.-Harpe-'s B2-ar
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
An Illinois Town Destroyed.

JERsEYvILLE, His. Jan. 1S.-A disas-
trous fire broke out al an early hour yester
day morning in the millinery store in
Snedekers block. The temperature was
very low. and with gale blowing from
the north the local fire department was
almost helpless From Snedeker's block
the flames went south burning five brick
buildings. then west to the Commercial
hotel. burning the-Otd Fellows and Vader
wort buildings. Loss 10000; insurance
ec2n DttD
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
Sullivan, the SIugger

ITSEEAPoLIs. M!nn., Jan. lS.-A 81
round glove fight between John L. Salii
van and Pat>ey Cardiff came off tonight;
Six thousand people were present. Ths
gloves used were , ID ounces. Afjcr 81,
lame rounds the contest was declare
!raw. Patsey explained that Sullivan
broke his arm in the first round by s;rikin.
e, stake
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

" AN 5DA 5iratt.s ulsr-.l-T q cay t7a-eer- a.
~ - LSFVrags.- also two fErrl-L eG goo -
f5- rsu- HrS Z Psr,s4~ = 4
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
The Famous Isle Of Cunhrae.

The Marquis Of Butte hes purchased the
famous Isle o. Cumbrae for which the
Scottish minister oacs prayed Lord.
bless the Greater and Lesser Cumhraes
and the sdjacsnt islands Of Great Britain
and Ireland Morning Journal
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
ADDITIONAL TELECRiP PHI
FIRE RECORD.
Livery Barn Burned.

Special Dispatch u the Daily Eagle
CALDWELL, Kan, JAM 1S.-Snow &
Knapps livery barn burned last night be
tween 8 ana 0 o'clock Losses, seven
thousand dollars; insurance thirty hun
dred. Five dead horses found 50 far; sew
eral firemeu hurt but no; seriously. Cause
.---S-irl. 11nkrnsn
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

Two young salcSladies az M1cv's 70
longer spesk Is they pass dry goods over
the counter.
Said one-EoU're 4 man old thi1El
Said the other-You' re IA SaIesper-
son.
And now war Is n their heartS-Nev
York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

AUSTIN. Jan. lS-General Lawrence
Sullivan Ross, who was inaugurated gov
IN r today, relieving Gov. Ireland, i,
among the leading candidate for Uniteo
states senator
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

n.s slsriruitaFs,i si45 -fosS fafsti and
hAif miles ffsifll rFy st-st - -. gasr
Ter section feHrrsi fr lstsrs gists - srsi
small n.luSs
ft.s, ~ bots IN rit- rtry Fs4tts4 aad IN ssssi
UsIshborhs~d. sfs=-ias terrfs e. tbs~- xishinE
rsf,sks H.ttli-=
tl- suburban property rsr farfhsf 5art tf-tisFs
Chrt- T. PeArcs a fr W .iseirrftsssin- al
city office. & 7sn
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

ssll.-uts III ;ns~ coiurnp viii be caarged
--- -.rp CT five Cents per 1ne per week No sd
--,,..-s,rs taken FOR less than s5 cents and vii
e - Inserted unJ:i paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
kANSAS& sol THWESTERN
is a Kansas Road.

AID IL Thoroughly Identified With the interests
and prpx oT the stAts ~ snsHs ansf ia
p-oyir and shorts u gstrons facilities
4ualrd by any lIne In Eastern and foutbs.n
kau-as running
THROUGH EXPRESS train. tally befwssn
hausk- tliy sd piAtbr DttaWH Garrett.
lola Humboidt thHuufs cherry vale. lode
p-n.ieRc. Winfield - ~tiiuzfou tIartsr
ttties aB~i snts. mediate p.tstR
THROUGH II a l. sains iaify. except 1un-
las b~tW--u NRn-ss ~ sns Wellington,
Ani interfnr,ita;- 80 Hoes ugsstnx elsa-.
ueetioB- ~ OftsSs EhaBats sni Ch~rry vale
will eur tr sins flT EnsB-suS Burlington tst-
rAri ainuS So GoGeyVilie
ACCOMMODA AIIOK TRAINS Gsify sx-
e-it sandal between kausas Ciy Oiasbe
aud Ottawa
REMEMBER fhkt By par hssiHg tickets via.
the liu~ es,ar~ctl.Bn " maize ~ the ffon fse-
pot AT Kanz t1ts ~ttb tsroGsf rain - all
po. uts AvaidingtrAnsf.rs ssd changes at gay
station.
THROUGH TICKETS rAn - Fars hs-.si VIA.
this tine ~ ssy - ths r~s1tiSr oupsn ~tsfis ne
snd your has gAse cIg-ct 81 thr9asb % d~stiBs-
ton Ezst N~-i trff Santh
PULLMAN L IFFpt Rs 0e -ii oiKht trsiBs.
For further n rtsizti. usals ,a8 Reid
srs Or call IN or 4fffrrss HfNtH
I~neTHi Pss.%ssgf aSrot.
ffst ~ z~r~a-s Nshsss
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
DR. WILLIAM HALL.


'Ifvs< -Eai afte3itien 1iss,sS - vessnsu. tsnd
tTs-i Sku uiN.aa~- al Cfrfu8e~ - the tFlfsry
tIrz4n~ -iz-s-tiiF clfrtf fs7fH t7sief
FEts-ftsans 4suz. North Hsfr sfrrsF 'oH-Etfasfss n
.sfs faf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
& LIFE OF TERROR.

\ less stubborn and less conscientious man
than the car would have cut his throat long
ago under the frightful load imposed upon
him. He suffers anl sticks to his post.
He does no good to himself or anybody else.
His wife is 4 pale specter of her former self,
looking Old enough to be the mother OF her
older, bat narvelously preserved, sister, the
Princess Of Wales worn aud gray-haired
with her lie OF fright Their eldest son,
the czarov-itz, boy of Is, is in decline
from which there is little hope OF recovery
simply terrified out OF his life But the
car stu manfully tries to be car. The
task : beyond him. If there could be a
man made up OF Bismarck. Washington.
Rchelieu. Bonaparte and Tamerlane put
on tie Russian throne, perhaps he Ccu,d
hold bis place and compel success.
The present car lives in the GGzed night
mare or terror which paralyzes z prisoner
under indefinite sentence of death. Any
moment the messenger Of the a. may ap-
pear. He cannot sleep; when be eats, il is
as an animal. not cs the master of the worlds
cOstlicSt cuisine. He tries to work, with
out understanding the things he does or
ceri-.5 for them Ee looks iuto every
mans face for a sign of murderous knowl-
ed-c. He trusts nOthing-nobo9v. The
gulf between U nat be Is and what he IS
supFoecd 20 b. IS 50 abys1nal-the joke Of
beng at once the raost powerful man On
earth and the poorest hunted slave IN exist
ence is 50 gri1nly horrjbie-that he becomes
a mailman almost IL the effort - coz4yre-
hend the tyTo extremes The longing 70 Is
sert himself 70 put 10 the test lis avtoc-
racy. drives lin TO Wild and foo, Il -@s-
urcs. Els whole cour~e toward LIS L.,-sli
corsin, the Eat,@-5cr.r. G-sI the E,.l.,.a.i,.r
LIS b>en that OF a cray man. People vLo
t-oE Russia best czrzec mat his brain VI,
-i5 way uadar III strain long belore We
have heard TIE las CT tAa I1..-a-l-a q,tss-
tiou-LoEtol Co.. -tc-v York Time
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
STtbk

- HAf.f-fus g. tsist s--,sf- f -.
= hsN-t or i1sSt- u spsi have a,H.is
rtna Jt,'ru 81 the Nic4its st0 Go, ~ as West
fF.u-i -. ave - q
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
For SALE.

.TOE. >ALkltS sens beautiful laEs fss est e
Cuis- ge Htii b- Secn p.uSsss aSst Central sven-
9es. VIZ Tbs 4 =. p F- fzsTtt-tst.r.
enquire Of Iss. l. AeAi st Aiessrisnter's os.l1e.
5Isfs
I.voR SALE Lots In WssG>h ztdfica az ssa es~4s.
L - cab. fhis s1dgsiD1 tgzx eli eat af.tna
eIs1t ADD ~ ho-Ss - 20 bl.cz sr,5sa
street rhr- X Ths cheege~s irSHe p-st ~ fx
of-Ttsi For particulars INQUIRE II Jss l. Ss-ta AZ
NisStsFianoerl- on C 5&stS
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

tTANTEn-To sell stock OF groceries, fixtures
w and delivery OuInt; all complete, doing hrst
elias bastn-ss gooc lSeall0n, GOO rsas rs given Tor
.renre
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
FOR RENT.

! NOR REST-Gcod room house No. els Ernposis
ave al sood b1rn suc Sable for several horses
| HOLSTER s Co, 10 4 u ain 81 RON ! 5-es'
! TOR RENT-A nicely furnished room u - Mar
L,oR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms with bard
suissble for two gentlemen gen leaan ard
wife SIS Lewis St 4se'
I>oR RFNT-Four room house on wichita - near
II. Scott depot, 80 L Il koy-. - Douglas ave
2t1I,
I,oR RENT-wi,h board. nicely furnished rooms
K on first aoor suitable for gentlemen, 225 Sec
oHd street 81 s.
E'oE RENT-Roous az l55 north Topeka avenue
E'oR RENr-Furnish-d rooms with ire plea-ant
i i'cariou- Apply at " Market 5S-ot-
I>OR RENT-A No farm 9 miles west II rhe city
. acres In cultivation, good hoISe granary and
or hard. ~ - in astur- None bat rrsr class
renter Deed apply J. r Hessly. - " y l1las- 5aS-
l.'oE RENT-Fine STORE room. with fixtures com
gocs for sale or trade for real estate. John q Al
en- e:a--1l
l0oR EFNT- one window snd twenty feet fr,,rit.
al Eo So Main - splendid location tor le'.et-
I-OR RENr--A nicely furnished room within Two
L blocks OF tie Manhattan hotel Inquire AZ S. Il
I.-ot. -ssENr - Two nicely fms. Ell. vel I5xhted
Norrh Aain well suited Tor Offices " III rent t.
getteT or separately. Enqure K ~ Esdrid4e - =
.ioog.1s ave ~ o.
II0K RENT-A large fr,.ut 70. L, with IRE newly
/ ispe-CG Gl.d E2lGso1.iy fGr-.sEet. - -, Waco
avenue ds-ft'
I.-OR REST-Hou-e, corner Of Fourth avenue and
4 ewis street Joseph Peaehey ds06F'
I.]0K RENT-O,e larse well furnished room tyvo
L blocks from post "tce snd enc ciocS from Main.
u 4at~e al drug store : Vain - ifS :
I.-oR BEST-ore large nicely furnished room y.
L b'oess froTa Doug as a'e'Ge sulJatie for W.
-eftirrnsC- or f+'r AMI vie; U,ar1 furnished
tpfis a. . n En2poria ave - -
f->uI, REE Two uusurI,ishc-i roorus in ,ut, So
= pe. month, i've minutes ak from Douglas 2sr-
4t' H4rk--. +tdt-
,.'oE RENT-several rice rooms southern expo
1 urs- ppiy "ver Museum. @oa-h - 80
I>3R RE>T-Offce rooms on second too- III
4 one Of ne new buildings, Main -. bel wrrn
U-sug.aS ave aHC ti-et -. suitable flT lawyers or
city. $40 :.
L first floor with stove. suiJ-ble for ;wo geute'n
80 : nth Enpcr1a reference exchanged set
nor EFST-FurEished rooTus rtH; ar - north
4 EHKOTa ave. on first and second G. or wiki ur
sirhoUr gas. heated 10y re. isiers, gentlemen pre-
frTred Rooms nrw and neatly furnished Cal, al
I.'of. lsENTa nice furpi-hed -o,7,is Tor rsut one
Ee-e'e"ce rrqnir +2rf
" Douglas ave or at tos Doug a. ave ro- n 3.
T~Ok kEHT-A splendid tarm near !oiits for
casa rent. Apply 10 J. \. miller. No. Is Main -
siu
I.'Ck REET-Store room 25xs0. plate clsss front
4 good location Tor retail busin. reasonable
enquire at Occidental Grocery - u in 4itf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
LOST.

I tSI-A sai1 tesd,si ;lsh4r-iuz Frsaak
.rstipr- AuAoue lervis- d. s.l54r as ;!s Fs.a %
cs VIII ts' l4lsrraitt rewarded stst
I u>f-N "a se ic,ihcT I-'ckef-.-rk Tac party
>siil ~ invaded y i"ayt0S lh- same IT Nrs.
Ifcs'- cs.r. Eir~f a a fai--a SIR.
1 tSf- Ga Jag IL whjlc 1riNilt- bs.iyS sHssU
Il 4 hauF ~af hf4 Errtu utsrfsyta. with huBi- ing
scea~ taprrs- eti .ssl'ss. 4lfi1s silver sas-
atd <tpVc tioasr wtfh go seF zgtl,leS ura-
same tn s1SS r tctta t..i s-.d faei c.. fAi
y Vain -. nHd-r - iii a. SnfsHl} zFt1tst s4st
I p>F-b-t tween , r-E yyarf =.ioTl appse znc Cssi-
.rsr Htli sAassi sIFtlesl one stir miNe
,'g her 4rgZv Cgt -. 1.e Eaerr y "a tfearc l~sse
~iFn " >'oVer 10 Hodges 81 - sit arey
hetrl. Ih.Gg glassvr. t9sss
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

yIvANTED-By an epprentice in dress nskiuz. a
w place 10 work for DO I'd IL small family. Ad
r.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

SS' ENTEE}-IB every town ana cfsJ. c1c! relss,.- .
~ iJtsi iAS Br~f-rr-tf. u ~<l
rer-ee. ~XfFAtJ-. cSkiCz powder. tc-. ~
TX orders uflabAe rr-S,EI gwen o. Ius-h1ss -
zIt god cJrHsi--lo-s agent : flJ- for si- izl
circular - -ujs 10 tie IL r--l=I 70. 60 y .lh-ts
&az 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
WANTED.

xIrANTED-A girl 10 DO general house~ ork. snail
" family 2f5 Topeka ave. 5+-S-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

NY A\FED-A partner 10 take one Chird interest
W IN manufacturing business that VIII paj -
PER cent Ihe other r.O ready TO fut ia n m
SISc 10 Si5,-tu. r. keuwoItEE, ~ EouS s. ave
Gl-sr-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

XIrANTFI-A No. / cook in a small family Apply
~ AZ nrcs 2 1'eI Lawrence ave. 5i-sl
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

tsT ANTED-the Illinois Real Estate Co, D North
w Main street, Clement Block have cust.,ne, :
for 500 u worth OF good bus lots and iusi1e
property Property 'wEers having the saline and
wishing quick viii please call Immediately.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

ilF AM LD-7Fe ant YOU L know tist elr ypyT.
~ Interest rs liTe, yt5u Invest ia fts y chItz
5lar7ieifs -slre ne i-ss- Eo<- Up AsEh~I = eaeh-
-.a1,. hssSsS fs4-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19
FOR TRADE.

:. 'oa TfADs-Ltzht i-IsYcTy vVss.ua "a S,-.s -
psis for hunter w2sua- EHQgtTe - f--seiss
ayc3ts sss.s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

How the Autocrat is Obliged to Travel
A 3Ionareh with Many FIatterers but
Terror.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

UvANTFD-To increase our lit OF rorth Naiu ST.
w rYeu.Yrv We have buy that we can liza g
at once. he,d, Jaeknan 60, rocm c. "a gain
street - St
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

VI ANPf Dive energetic LADY csnvasSeTs 70 -
= Hnjt f~r The sale IL tbP ue.t ~klri spTIuS a1d
eAjender ever inyents-t- Every dTesstlIaSer en-
f'rln!r II tEetn ia 20 doing. fesi tL4t Sk~ t.
acilI< tEe part u1 tsn-fsctF-ss 10 our c1.storrr-
Aidr-es Mr.. L. q. Tuorntoa ". (. 7. Z. rooms -
DtsuGa, f9-i-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

-1tF ANTED-Ir-urznce write of AL kinds seiHst
~ h4e, t-FG@sio. He st-k etc, cssa. hole or
So, Il. iuent y J. b AM axH ~ AatE- ft-tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

"a ANTED-EEer, h--ss 20 send 10 ~ I'm HertaI
~ lea Co. for tk-sr price iist % tsss c e- SYKES
ext SCts- IA-lcE lSvceT, Goods %C+G IN NfnS.i
quantities. s. tolasnie IT srd ss-iushe Presents
sven rree. Address The IInpersal Tea - icf.5ts,
s
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

yITANTED-A 1irI to 90 general ollscg, ors Ap
W ply at III Z. Central ave. a.. 6L*
NTA&TED-Cne colored barber railroad c0oA
w Immediately. J. 2. EeD~o thy. 81 'u<i-s
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

Va ANTED-A position as cook or tn do general
W Homework in fanny of TWO three; guos. r
e-euce gwen ana required AcC.ezs l. t.is cf7,e
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

A&TED--Si uaton in store CT as travelling SALES
y man Not afraid 10 work. II. Lawrence = ~
Z, 1911 Il Msuket. - s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

I>cR SALE OR TRADE-one mich COW. one span
ot work horses. harness and wagon o1e >et
light wneuTSs harness hessftv nee on eor. Fourth
ave and Englsh 81 No 2Ss u z Clark set.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

w ANTED-@ hose who have inside property for
w sale 10 call a. rom ~ L Main st al q cave
ric-s with Ee-d. Jaekman & Go. They Will sc for
ON VIZ h1ftr
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

W ANTED-Nrs. J h. Bayly. q lady OF experience
w aL0 ability, " l-he, to >scule Gl.s, n nA~ic,
" III teach ou either the organ piNro. v !lf b-
2iId - teach "a s part OF tie city. but prefer
class IL the nortrer pars her home = thee Tre
ters teaching Al th- house OF the pupils, but
teach at home, itC4i II i.awreu, =. - ol<
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

NTANTED-Grs. John Extou ante q girl - do
w house work. at - 5 Lawrence dJlst>
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

tsT A<TED-4 experiences; shoe ~ .esn - I nj
~ suo- -tor" 5 s,ts AEpi1 after 8 s-iG A.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

NH"AN1ED-A girl u do general house WORK
W small family. Gail at 81 North rarxet. Is b
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

t1gE SAi.E-3 zc-e, =. ij-s rorr n at %, center 2
L toyrr. 14tf cab. E191 terms GslsEe... al. O.
j. -t-tcg. grie 81 l- .cre, s-Tr n "a - Is i-r
49, fvss Lsts % SEt@r U-tsesa - 19s3 aEt
Tstr s1.ts. ve-y cAeADs IsSs l9.- gSat-r q -
TAO Iot. y str c. Qss. nfu as-i s,ltlE-
.o I. =. gu1ss o. 60. lot % n 44 9 1r-
tols Ea.a - cd rersEs. lew seys-e fc..-.-
tic 4v- 3 80 extra g--ss. - Cal - "a
Err->@. ~ isfslrLx-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

NOR SALE OR TEADE-Du .nt aa iate--st o.
lumber aGG hard ware Gfsfue.- SsoG trace sra,i
.s'catt"u- fsz-l. AUr-4n SJE, - Is issE--
~ Fr-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

I.vgR -At.E or TRAD--F1r city property ~.
L rsir % EI8les, bz-zSss a. 4 wa.oE- Tszai y
saB I 500, reom -. - = Douglas ave- 1er
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-19

VIANTED-To To rent four tn six room house within
w ten minutes walk OF the post. flee. Apply UO
Thomas & Co.. ia Main street st-tt
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30
Among the many practical working designs

Among the many practical working designs
in TIE Ar AMATEUR for July are 3 charm
ing plate. printed in twelve ~colors, Of aKing-
Hshers," a companion to the "Titmice" re-
Gently given; an extra large ull-length deco
rative figure (Psyche) for outline embroidery
for q screen, or for painting-the arst Of a Sc
ries Of sig; a bold design of grapes for cary
ing upon a buffet panel; china painting de-
signs for a cream-pitcher (anemones) and q
fruit plate (cherries); a study Of water-iilies
and cat-tails, decorations for a p~ortiere and .
Fireplace facing, borders for repousse work,
and q page of monographs in O. The special
ly timely practical articles include hints on
landscape painting, . 'talk" with William
Hart on painting landscapes and cattle, a les
son on landscapes in china painting, and
Temporary Decoration of . Seaside Cot
tage," by Riordan. Other useful articles are
on the costume class, by Charlotte Adams.
the palcttes of some modern painters, the per-
manency of certain ~colors, the "frst paint
ing" suggestions for summer needlework,
and a talk with La Fargo on the re-decoration
of the American Injecting -house." There are
interesting notices of the London Royal Acad-
envy exhibition, the Millet exhibition in Paris,
the awards at the Salon, and the French
Paintings at the National Academy. "My
Note Book" with more revelations about forg-
ed paintings, is as spicy as ever, and quite in
valuable to picture buyers. Price IS cents'
81 year. Montague Marks, publisher, q
Union Square, New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30
Fred Earhardt, the Gardener, has
100, 600 Celery plants for sale. 2w.

Mr.. Robert Mcbride, an old gentle
man living southeast of Eaton, came
very near losing his life on Thursday
last in attempting to beat the IL O'Clock
noon train ever the Franklin road cross
ing. In his reckless adventure the en-
CINE fortunately struck the hind part
of the buggy, knocked off both wheels
and entirely stripped the horse of his
harness. The grip Mr.. Mob. had on
the lines saved him from q horrible
death. He vas picked up and brought
to town by Eli Fisher, who witnessed
the accident. DR.. Campbell pronounce
ed his injuries not in the least serious.
The train whistled the usual warning
at the crossing and the old gentleman
claimed he heard it, but thought he
could get across before it reached him.
1t is strange persons willrun such risks
for the sake Of saving two or three min
utes time in four or five miles travel.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30
Court Of Common Pleas.


The court has been in session since Tues
day morning, but has not disposed of a great
amount of business. On the civil docket, in
the case of Craig ct al. VS.. Van Ausdal, the
balance Of the testimony was heard and the
case went to the jury Wednesday evening,
and on Thursday the jury returned q verdict
in favor of plaintiffs for $237 IS and costs,
which was promptly paid by defendant.
In Margaret Hines vs.. Eli Young, by con-
sent a motion to strike reply from the files
was sustained, and an amended reply was
filed.
In Isabella Hapner VS.. Uriah Gard, a jury
was called on Friday morning, when the par
ties compromised and the case was dismissed
at defendants costs, except as to plaintiffs
witness fees, which she is to pay.
The following showst the disposition made
of various criminal cases:
State vs.. Norman and Jesse Lock. Sepa-
rate trials ordered. The case of Norman
Lock was tried to a jury and resulted in a
verdict of guilty of burglary and latceny.
State VS.. Glen. Wikle. Carrying conceal
ed weapons; plea, guilty" FineS $40 and
costs.
State VS.. Appleby 4 Rankin. Old indict-
ment. Nolle entered as to End count of the
indictment, and a plea of guilty entered as to
the LIST count. Fine, SIS and costs and 10
days Imprisonment. Imprisonment portion
of sentence suspended.
State VS.. A. j. Thompson. Attempt to
burn, &c. On application of defendant, con-
tinued. .Recognizance in $1,000 renewed.
State VS.. Cassius and VIM. Fakes. Assault
! with intent to kill. The case of Cassius Fakes
vas tried to a jury and . verdict Of equity Of
assault and battery" was returned. Fine,
$40 and costs and 80 days imprisonment in
jail.
In VIM. Eakes' case, the defendant entered
a plea of guilty. Fine, IS and costs.
Norman Lock was sentenced to four years
hard labor in the p~enitentiary, and was taken
to Columbus by Sheriff Peters on Friday.
Court adjourned on Friday till Tuesday
| 18th inst.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30
For the Eaton Democrat.
Jurr 9th. 1887.

JUNE 18th, 1887.
Awants to Know whatf How the ~"senior
Of the Rsgister" or the Rsgister Stands" on
the drink problemf Alb, mol That would be
hibition ."crank"t to give attention, since there
is no question involved, but simply a self-ev-
ident fact, a. their work goes on SO incessent-
~ and persistently in . certain direction and
in support OF q certain interest. that che who
runs may read" even though it be the blind
man or those SO color blind thai they failto
distinguish between the "blue ribbon" and
the white. Reverently, of course, but we
must lake the privilege of stating our deep
conviction that our SENIOR co-laborer is for
once in error, for we are sure that "Wa ants to
Know" and all of his political associates
can fully and correctly grasp the matter and
attitude ofhis t'stand on temperance" without
even his simple statement Of the case, much
less the necessity of an 'soath." II he has
any "stand" on temperance, outside of that
organization which holds three-fourths of its
business meetings in saloons, with about one
half of its Offices filled with liquor men, why
don't he or some of his associates on the same
'sstand" call a public meeting and stand up
and be counted in the interest of their
"stand" like "Wants to Know" and his polit-
ical associates and their beloved sisters of the
w. G. 7. u. are doing? This surely is no I'M
fair request, for the public should have an
opportunity ofknowing and testing all methods
so that they may 'hOld fast to that which is
good
By the way, we wonder if it has ever occur
red to any Of this strictly moral suasion and
very conservative class that for five years,
and perhaps longer, there has not been q sim
gle temperance meeting of any kind held in
have not inaugurated and supported, except
those under the management of the w. CT.
O., and they - Well, we must not tell it
here; but then, what's the matter with our
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30

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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners of
Preble county, o., at their session to be held
on Saturday, July 9th, 1881, praying for the
alteration of the Ozias Free Pike, as follows
Beginning at a point in the said free pike
about 80 rods south of the north west corner
of the north east quarter of section ID, town.
ship 8, range 2 east, Preble county, o.; thence
the alteration to curve to the east around the
creek near the edge of the hill and then curv-
ing south westerly and to intersect the old
line of said free pike about nine or ten rods
south of the place of beginning, and there to
terminate. ROBERT CRAIG,
June 9, 1SS7.-t.< and IL others.